Graduate Certificate in Advanced Nursing - Critical Care Nursing: Fees & Entry Requirements at Institute of Health & Management, Australia

Graduate Certificate in Advanced Nursing - Critical Care Nursing

Australia

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What will I learn?

This specialisation will equip you to assess nursing needs for critically ill patients in a variety of clinical settings and to predict and react to changes in your patient’s condition. Critical care nursing in an emergency setting demands knowledge, confidence, and abilities to care for patients successfully. The course is offered online and includes a requirement to work in a critical care setting under supervision while studying the course. The Graduate Certificate in Advanced Nursing – Critical Care Nursing will enhance your current nursing knowledge and abilities by developing critical care nursing methods and specialised talents. You will feel confident in your ability to utilise these abilities while caring for patients.

CRICOS

107773K

Study options

Full Time (26 Weeks)

Tuition fees
A$8,000.00 (4,44,815) per year
Administration (Non-Tuition) Fee - AUD 250 (Non Refundable)
Start date

November 2026

Venue

Online

Level 2 187 Boundary Road,

North Melbourne,

Victoria,

3051, Melbourne, Australia

Entry requirements

For international students

To be eligible for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Advanced Nursing an applicant is required to: Have completed a Bachelor of Nursing degree or an equivalent qualification or 3 years Diploma of Nursing leading to Registered Nurses in home country having one year of work experience. Be an AHPRA registered nurse; or Be a registered nurse with the Nurses Board/Council from the country of origin or place of residence

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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